Transportation

Small-scale, tech-based solutions to transportation problems have emerged as a great equalizer in the battle for infrastructure dollars between big cities and rural communities.

A new map has stirred up past feelings for some Vancouver residents who remember how the Columbia River Crossing planned to demolish homes. Planners say nothing is final and the massive, years-long project has barely started design work.

A new group will restart the search for Washington's next regional airport this summer. That's after the original commission tasked with the search disbanded without recommending a new location.

The Sunset Empire Transportation District recently resumed some of its transit services on Oregon's northern coastline after a financial collapse earlier this spring. Despite ongoing financial challenges, the district's interim director remains optimistic.

The Employee Commute Options program in Portland requires larger employers to incentivize alternative commutes like buses, trains and bikes.

Planners hope to compete for billions in federal dollars, but first need Oregon's $1 billion down payment. Critics say now's the time to consider changes.

Some lawmakers from Southwest Washington attempted in vain to tweak the bill, such as exempting people who commute to work in Oregon.

Portland City Council unanimously approved the Bureau of Transportation’s EV charging in the right of way project, which will increase public charging stations in areas of the city that currently lack the infrastructure.

A bill introduced in the Oregon Legislature would require Oregon to insist that the envisioned Portland-to-Seattle-to-Vancouver, B.C. bullet train include service all the way to Eugene.

Once again, afternoon snowfall led to a traffic nightmare. This time, transportation leaders say the problem was the changing forecast.